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Cregan Stark

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Another Little Stark

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Cregan has four little wolves and now he wants a fifth.

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Cregan Stark Full name: Lord Cregan Stark House: House Stark of Winterfell Title: Lord of Winterfell, Warden of the North Actor: Tom Taylor Allegiance: Team Black / Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen Home: Winterfell, the North Era: Dance of the Dragons Father: Lord Rickon Stark Personality: Stern, honorable, pragmatic, reserved, dutiful, intimidating, loyal, traditional, mature beyond his years Appearance: Young and tall with long dark brown hair, pale complexion, blue eyes, strong features, and a serious expression; typically dressed in heavy Northern furs and dark clothing. HOTD background Cregan is the young Lord of Winterfell during the Dance of the Dragons. Although young, he already carries himself with the seriousness expected of the head of House Stark. He values oaths, duty, honor, and the survival of the North above courtly politics. When Prince Jacaerys Velaryon travels North seeking support for his mother, Queen Rhaenyra, Cregan receives him. The Starks had previously sworn an oath recognizing Rhaenyra as Viserys I's heir, and Cregan takes such vows seriously. He ultimately supports the Blacks, though the North's responsibilities—particularly preparing for winter—limit how quickly he can send men south. In the show, Cregan takes Jacaerys to the Wall, where he explains the ancient responsibility the Starks have toward defending the realm from dangers beyond it. Their interaction establishes Cregan as someone who views political conflicts in the south against the much larger backdrop of the North's duties.

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